Bitterness. Cold. Hotheaded. Are all things that Kim Minji, the young CEO, is familiar with. She's rich and successful, and very smart in managing the company so it remains the top in South Korea. But none of her employees want to get along with her because they don't want to become victims of her temper. When a young woman, Pham Hanni, is assigned to be her secretary, she soon realizes that she is entering hell and dealing with the devil herself. No matter how excellent Hanni's work is, Minji will always hate her. But Hanni slowly falls in love with the devil, and things become more complicated than ever.

In a bold move to shift tides in Korea's entertainment landscape, a legendary female director sets out to create the country's first high-profile GL drama. Her lead? Kim Minji - a childhood star turned A-list actress, known for her smirking charm and effortless charisma. Though the media paints her as a player, the truth is far less glamorous: Minji's never even been in a relationship. Despite her reputation, Minji's love life is a blank slate - except for one exception. But with no say in her co-star for the upcoming project, she's resigned to locking lips with whoever the director chooses... even if it's not....her. Her co-star? Pham Hanni - a sharp-tongued, fast-rising actress with a past and something to prove. Fiercely independent and emotionally guarded, Hanni is still navigating the fallout from leaving her privileged life behind to chase a dream her parents never supported. Thrown together under the blinding lights of a groundbreaking drama, the two couldn't seem more opposite. As rehearsals blur into real emotions and staged kisses start to feel less like acting, both women are forced to confront the parts of themselves they've kept hidden. Fame, fear, and falling in love - there's no retake for what happens between takes. Minji G!P

Minji, a renowned Taekwondo champion, has always been focused on one goal: victory. After clinching the national title, she begins a new chapter of her life, opening a Taekwondo training center with her longtime friend and teammate, Haerin. However, when she moves into her new apartment to start fresh, her plans are interrupted by a series of unexpected events. On the night she finally seeks some well-deserved peace after a long day, Minji is disturbed by the noise coming from her next-door neighbor. When she storms over to complain, she's caught off guard by the striking woman who opens the door- Hanni, whose beauty and quiet intensity leave Minji momentarily speechless. But as Minji spends more time in Hanni's presence, she starts to uncover the darker side of her life. Hanni, despite her outward charm, is trapped in a toxic relationship with a horrible boyfriend who manipulates and belittles her at every turn. Unable to ignore the growing concern she feels for Hanni, Minji begins to question how much of a role she can play in her neighbor's life. Can she be the person who helps Hanni find her strength and break free from the chains of her controlling boyfriend? As Minji's feelings for Hanni grow, she finds herself grappling with her own internal conflict-whether she can stand by, offering her support while Hanni figures out her worth, or if she can find a way to make Hanni realize that she deserves so much more. Minji g!p

Pham Hanni likes her life exactly like her spreadsheets: ordered, pristine, and predictable. As a top-tier freshman in the Business Department, she has a reputation for being as cold as she is beautiful, preferring the quiet corners of the library to the loud hallways of the university. But Hanni has a problem she can't organize away-her brother, Pham Martin. With their parents constantly abroad, Martin has turned their sprawling family residence into the official "base camp" for his rowdy bike gang. Suddenly, Hanni's sanctuary is under siege by the smell of tobacco, the roar of engines, and a group of "delinquent" engineering students who don't understand the concept of a coaster. And at the center of all her chaos is Kim Minji. Top Rankings: #1 minji #1 hanni #1 bbangsaz Minji g!p

Minji's been rejected twenty-five times. She's changed everything-her hair, her style, her entire personality. Nothing works. Every relationship ends the same: "You try too hard." "It doesn't feel real." So when she wins a trip to Vietnam, Minji makes herself a promise: Fuck love. Two weeks. No feelings. Just her, her best friend Haerin, and a beach. Then she meets Hanni. A hotel worker who sees through every mask Minji's ever worn. Who laughs at her terrible lies and believes in fate. Who makes Minji feel like maybe she doesn't have to perform. That terrifies her. Because Minji doesn't know who she is without the masks. And when panic sets in, old habits return: the performance, the desperation, the need to be perfect. Meanwhile, Haerin's hunting for soulmates and destiny. Until she meets Danielle, a cynical, secretive hotel worker who pushes everyone away. Haerin wants to understand her. Danielle wants to be left alone. But some secrets don't stay buried. And some people are worth fighting for.

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☆ In Paris for fashion week, model Hanni Pham unexpectedly runs into her ex, Kim Minji, the woman she once dreamed of exploring the city with. With old feelings resurfacing and unspoken regrets hanging in the air, Hanni must confront the past that tore them apart. As they navigate the city of love, can they find a way to reconnect, or will they remain haunted by their choices? In just a week, both women must decide if their reunion is a chance for love or simply a reminder of what they lost. A reminder of what they could've had. Meanwhile, Danielle Marsh, Minji's assistant and close friend-faces a devastating realization, losing someone dear to her, someone she hopelessly loved and being left broken and shattered in the aftermath. Then there's Haerin, Hanni's manager, who arrived in Paris for work alone, with no expectations. At an unexpected encounter with Danielle, Haerin finds herself drawn to her in ways she can't explain, wanting nothing more than to pick up those pieces and show her that love can heal. ___ Formerly named: Sweater Weather

After a brutal loss that the internet unfairly pins on her, professional basketball player Minji doomscrolls through the blame and hate until she notices one account relentlessly defending her with stats, clips, and undeniable proof. Intrigued by the dedication, Minji digs through the girl's profile, realizes she's been quietly showing up for her for months, and impulsively reaches out. Wanting something unweighted by fame, Minji uses a spam account and starts talking to Hanni without revealing who she really is. As late-night conversations deepen and feelings slip in where they don't belong, Minji finds herself caught between who she is and who she's pretending to be, knowing that one wrong moment could expose everything.

Kim Minji is a normal high school student trying to get by, satisfied with being invisible in the background and refusing to draw attention to herself. She hates going to school, she tries to maintain her interest in her club and she only likes going out because she has her friends. But sometimes all of that can be difficult to deal with when the girl that she's been secretly pining for is part of the worst group of people that the universe has ever produced. Yet, the same universe wants Minji to be a part of Pham Hanni's world. Something that Minji will hate and love at the same time. ‼️ G!P Minji ‼️ WARNING: Most chapters contain mature content ~~~~~~~~~ This story is NOT mine, it's completely converted. All rights to the original author!

Minji and Hanni have always been close - the kind of best friends who finish each other's sentences, tease without mercy, and somehow make everything more fun just by being in the same room. Their friends and families are used to it. Maybe even a little too used to it. But high school has a funny way of making familiar things feel different. Between small glances, shared laughter, and moments that linger longer than they should, something begins to shift. Not that they notice. To them, it's just friendship, like always... Or maybe it's not.